For most conversations on education we bypass the way the brain works.
Hard wired learning can be an obstacle to new learning. Shown by a hands-on experiment writing and drawing in mirror.
When growing the brain separates and the other half becomes the skin, thats why touch is so deeply wired.
Humunculi of the motor-cortex and visual-cortex show the dominance of the hands for learning.
Babies learn by touching everything.
After the corpus-collosum is mature, the brain can learn fractions, morality, etc. So don't try to teach them before then..
Drawing does for the brain during the day, what dreaming does during the night.
To develop images in the minds eye, develop this skill by drawing in the air of by using touch only (hands in box, maths)
Brain sight box, doing 3+2= by touching objects in a box.
Drawing by touch gives much more accurate results than by sight (for relative novice drawers) We do the experiment during the workshop.
By touch abstract concepts can be learned straight to the brain, not passed the visual system.
The illiterates of the future are not those who cannot read or write, but those who cannot learn, un-learn, re-learn.
Ken applies many wonderful hands-on experiments in his lectures and workshops and you work with your neighbour in the audience. So he practices what he preaches. This makes it accessible to all ages too.